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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-01
LoyalLesion Reception.

Loyal Legion Reception.
On Wednesday, June l, a special train
will leave st. Paul for Minneapolis via
the Milwaukee short line, at IL mid
night, to accommodate Minneapolis at
tendantS at the above reception.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-01
LOCAL MENTION.
RETURNS

Returns
Of all Northwestern and National league
games by innings, commencing June 1,
under the Boston block, corner Henne-
pin avenue and Third street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-01

- OFF1CE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, u
City OF ST. PAUL, MIMI, May 81, 1887. e.
Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment OF benefits, damages, costs and ex-s.
penses arising from the opening, widen-
ing ana extension of Barclay streets
from Seventh street to Burns avenue .in}
the City OF st. Paul, Minnesota, has been;
completed and entered of record by the
Board OF Public Works in and for said
city, and that said assessment was con-
hrmed by said board on the 23d day of
May, A. d. 1887.
r. L. GORMAN. President.
O1lclal: WE. ERWIN,
I52 Clerk Board Public Works.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-01
MINNEAPOLIS WANTS.

Want advertisements for the GLOBE re-
ceived at w. j. Hughes, druggist corner
Monroe street and Third avenue, East Divis-
ION, Minneapolis
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-01
SITUATIONS WANTED.

HOUSEMEN-Two good. Apply imme-
LII diately Hotel Lafayette, Minnetonka.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-28

K10ko0 Out
How many people there are Who are struggling
20 rise In this world that are kicked down and
out BY envt0us nve's. 1AoMsos' Ecieosrte on
never " kicked ont" its patrons 1t 10 true blue.
FOR throat affections. asthma ana catsrrh It Is .
certain and rapid cure. For sale by H. b. COch.
Ean. druggist ~ and ~ North Queen street.
xAD0Aater.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-28

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-28

StUW too SuBluSA IOOtHGnt.
There u man on the DArson river, below
Dayton, named Angela Cordelis, who claims
to b the strongest man In tho world. He 10
an italian, agod 2s, and stands S feet 10
iachsA weighing l0s pounda His strength
Wao born with him, for ho had no athletic
training. He differs from other men, chisny
In the osseous structure Although not oi
unusual sise, his spinal column II much b.
yuud the ordinary width, and bis bones and
joints afo made on similarly large and gen.
oeous scale He has lifted . man OF 200
pounds with the middle finger Of bis right
hand. Tho man stood with ono foot on the
floor, his arms outstretched, his hands
HraSped by two persons to balance his body.
Cordelia then stopped and placed the third
hnger OF his right hand under the mans foot,
and, with scarcely any perceptible effort,
raised hun to the height OF four feet and do.
posted him on . table near at hand. Once
Swo powerful men wsylaid Cordelia, with in.
tsot 10 thrash him, but he seized ono in each
hand and hammered them together until lite
was nearly knocked out Of them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-28
The same Human Mature.

Many vain attempts are made 70 repeat the
romArkAble success of Benson's Capcine Plaster.
This splendid remedy 10 known, sold ana used
everyWhere. and its prompt action and unrival.
led curative powers have won for It hoats Of
f!isads. limitations have sprung. Up under
Capsicum," etc.. intended to deceive the care
-; ,hH and rnwary These articles Gcsssso none
hope tho people win sssist us to protect what
~ q once their interests and o4r.. Ask for
you, and make sure that the word CapCine
= cut in the middle of the plaster ITSELF and the
Three Seals trademark 70 on the tace cloth.
guards without hesitation: II you cannot re.
member the name-Bens0n's Capcine Plaster
cut this paragraph from tho paper.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-28

ooou ~ - $780,.
~ = q - $500 60.
va really W0uIl - welUE
so0 yOas hnoos Woall siss."
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y yoa - 0o hAvo Olvon tho eAebs
1zoe Aoar e'oe grew.
osap ~ slippsA sway from me.
. 60 eAll you minei
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49, drop 70 no lius.
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Or a1tn1 ~ way 90 dnei
WhAeevoe elsa gets mixWos you'll see
~ hoArt viii round you tWise.
NJ ssa,i aos stsivs you 10 appsas.
TAOugh tAls 10 butter blow.
atAll nust think what might have beon
@A0 you nos said me no."
-grom tAs San Erunctscs wasp.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-28
Usesui aud HuPtful also isinss,

There Il certain class OF remedies for cons,i-
patton absolutely useless. These arc boluses
and pottons ma 10 in great part Of podophyllin.
sloss. rhubaxb. gambogs and other worthless
ingredients. The damage they do to the stomach
OF thoee who use them IL incsioulable. They
evacuste the bowels. II is true, but always DO 20
violently and profusely. and besides. gripe the
bowels. Their effect Is to weaken both the IN
ana thu stomach. Better far to use tho agree.
able and sslutary aperient, Hostetter's stomach
Ditter1 the LAXATIVE effect OF which 10 never pre-.
ceded BY pain. or accompanied by cOnvulslve.
violent action Of the bowels On the contrary.
u invigorates those organs. the stomach ana the
entire system. A. means at curing ana pre-
venting malArfAl fev0fs, no medicine can com.
pare with II, and IL renedies nervous debility,
rheumaiism. kidney and bladder inactivity and
other inorganic ailments. f?s ma
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-28

Less than half bottle Of DR.. Buil's Coua
syrup cured me OF q severe bronchial affection
b. B. aODSON. 90 Hanover st.. Baltimore. Mo
Donti-If dealer oflers you Q bottle Of SALIVA
ton OH without labsls or wrappers, or in . mu
buy II At any price, nsist upon getting per
tect unbroken, genuine package. 7 rice y cent
. bottle.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-28

ms song IL very. good In it, way. but ID there
oeAnot b. Always pleasant. We take especial
pleaaure y reoomulending Bvvdeek Bleed B0
IRE, bona Aoe and certain cure for eyepops Q,
e91eestalA ease tor oyspepsiA end all dkeaseS
g - liver and hieneys For sale by y. =
goeetass 1rulgtsA IN and Ne North queen
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-28
EXHAUSTED VITALITY.
EXHAUSTED VITALITY

THE SCIENCE or LIFE, the great Medical
Work OF the age on Manhood, Nervous and
Physical Debility, Premature Decline, Errors Of
thereon. 800 pages svo rs prescriptions for I'll
disexsee. Cloth. full gilt, only el.0o. BY mails
middle-aged men for the next 30 days. Addrooo
Oh. W. II. PARkkE, Bul6nch street, Boetons
Mass. mvl7.lYeodAW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-28

Bsms Dsrosg.nisAsa Womsa
Oan regulate THAR husbands amaxingly fast,
0hOuld they not DO their duty. RurdOck Blood
lJHSrs are GOOD regulator OF the circulation.
ny ysre sxclusive.y blood tonic. and oon.s.
SSSsss. For Ssls by i. l. GochrSn, drusSist IL IL
onA " NORTH Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-28
Pat UDoa His rsel

"sst up in bsa and coughed ttil the clothing
vas vet With pervptration. Ny wife tnsisted
spoonful relieved. me. and Swo bottles have
eure0 me. ! can honestly recommend IT," y.
Gsatas m So:sS :cs oSy Il
Otroot, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-28

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-28

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ho0a. nuoh has bscoms IL popularity In Low.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-28
SRROlAL NOTlOBD.

From syracuse. n. Y.
81 felt week ana languid had palpitation OF
The heart ana nsmbns:s Of limbs 8u.dock
ore most excelient." Mr. ]. n Wright. FOR
eala BY H. b Cochran druggist, l87 and l8
North Queen street, Lancaster.
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IN Y ADMTNISTRACION.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-10
Another Fraud Upon Farmers.

This time 1t is the "Wire Fence Man"
He calls upon farmer,tO ask of him
permission to exhibit to the farmers Of
the vicinity his new fence.wire stretch
er, upon his farm. In consideration for
this privilege he will build f)r the farm
or thirty or forty rods of good fence,
wherever he may want 1t. All that he
asks Of the farmer is, to board him, to
60 for the machine at the depot and pay
the charges on the machine, not over
three dollars In order to have 1t all
understood, the farmer Is asked to sign
contract to the above things, written
on postal card, which the fence man
mails to his partner. After the machi 10
arrives, new man turns up, to demand
$500, the price Of the machine. The
farmer then learns to his establishment,
that the contract" for, board, etc., that
he thought he was signing, was really
an order for tha machine, at the price
Of 5000. This last conner claims to be
the attorney for the company making
the machine, and by threats of bringing
q suit In the q s. Court, forces some
kind OF a settlement of his fraudulent
claim. Our Injunction needs repeating
once more: Farmers, sign nothing for
strsngers!"-American Agricultural for
March. H. h...- ".... ..et
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-10
HULLIGAN's MURDERERs.
Identity Of the Thieves and Rescuers FIX,
by the Cleveland Police.

Identity Of the Thieves an d Rescuers Flxt
by the Cleveland Police.
An important circular has been issued
by Chief of Police Schmitt, In which
are given for the first time the names OF
the fur robbers and the party who, at
RavennR, rescued McMunn, the thief,
and killed Detective Hulligan. II had
been supposed that McMunn, the rObber
who was arrested In, Pittsburgh, and
over whom the fight occurred at Ra-
VIENNA. was Eddie Guerin. 1t now sp,
pears that he is Matthew Kennedy, "the
kid" He is about twenty three years
old, Is five feet eight or nine inches tall.
weighs l50 pounds and is decided
blonde. He is well-k2own In Michigan
and has an unexpired term to serve at
the penitentiary at Kingston, Canada.
He and Pat Hsnley, thief whose home
is at Dayton, Ohio, are the men who
b1rglaTized the fur store.
The rescuing party at R4vsnna was
led by Charles COnklil, alias Morgan,
alias rRlinkey Morgan, q man forty-five
or fifty, years old, and notorious char
,scter, who has broken jail several times
In Michigan and is well known
throughout the West. There are re.
wards aggregating $4,000 for the cap.
.ture of these fellows, and as PinkertOn
and all the other detective agencies In
the country are at work on the case, the
officials are confident that they
will soon have their men In custody. ,q
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-10
LOUISVILLE LINKS
Chained Together BY Our Regular Coz.
respondent.

Chained Together BY Our Regular Coz.
respondent.
Mr.. Bissel, editor of louisville Herald
is here. His Office is In the Keim Block
MoIlie shearer, aged near 94, was
buried last Tuesday at Good Hope
Church. N'
The Louisville Hosiery Co. are busy
repairing damages caused by the tor
nsdo ana Will resume work Rs soon as
possible.
MIR. Gust Bauman Is attending the
Slate Dealers Convention at Springfield.
OHIO. Messrs. Bauman Bros. are next
to the largest dealers In this Sta Q.
We are Informed that our former
townsman l. |. MOinet, of st. John,
Michigan, is about to take up his resi-.
dence In Canton, where he Intends to
start business. .N' -
The County Commissioners and School
directors OF Ringer District sttemDted
70 nave meeting last Saturday but
Islled 70 get q quorum. The meeting
was postponed. ..' --e
The Hillyer Bros. Speciality Companv
are drawing full houses at the skstin9
rink. The purchaser of ticket entities
tne bearer to q chance In drawing of
prizes during the performances. Mrs,
carpenter drew q nice castor Monday
night and Mrs. BRrdin silver water
pitcher' worth 30, on Tuesday evening.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-10

we now have their capture would have
been assured. But the officers who ar
rest them will have 10 be very quick
The men wanted are desperate, al un.
less they are caught mapping there will
be blood spilled. The officers will have
to shoot OF be shot. II was the original
# tentiOn of the gang to rescue McMunn
10 Allegheny. They we're TO have rescued
him In front OF the r Wayne depot,
and had carriage there ready to carry
off McMunn, alias Kennedy. But there
was too big crowd around. Captain
H0ehn told me his suspicious had been
aroused by the action Of some men In
front of the depot, and some precautions
he took helped to stave off the rescue
then. l think the men will be caught,
and II ITun across them there will be no
foOling on my part" -
The descriptions OF the Ravenna res
cuers were published on the day of the
Bnrder0us assault upon Officers Hulli-
gan aud HOehn. What the police have
learned since then may be summed up
In the names and aliases Of the gang.
The prisoner who was rescued was
known as Harry MeMunn. It has been
ascertained that be is otherwise known
ss Matthew Kennedy, the "Kld."
Since the secret circular was Issued by
the police 1t has been developed that the
wretch who killed Hulligan was proba-
bly, Bill Harrington, alias Charles How
ard, alias Billy COnners, who halls from
Dayton.
Another of the scoundreIs and the
most villsinOus looking of them all is
Charles COnkllD, alias "Blinky" Morgan,
who has been engaged In numerous fell
Onies and been In several prisons, serV'
Ing term In the Kingston, Canada,
penitentiary with "Kid" Kennedy alias
McMunn, from which the escaped.
Pat Hanley, another Of the gang as is
believed, once kept saloon In Pitts.
burg, but is now said to have his home
In Dayton.
The other member of the Rsvenna
gang has not yet been identified, but
the police are confident that he and all
the others will be captured eventually.
Captain McHannsn, chief of detec-
tives, said last night that nothing Is
known concerning the present where
abouts Of any Of the gang. All efforts
to track them have thus far proved
futile. 4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-10
CIRCUIT COURT.
Dueber Subscriptions

Subscribers TO the Dueber fund who
have not m de settlement by Monday,
the l4th inst, will be visited by Charles
J. Everhart. who has been employed by
the Board of Trade to make settlements
with all dellnquents. 80
The Board wishes to express their
thanks to the many subscribers of this
fund for the promDtness with which
they have made settlement, thus saving
the expense of employing a collector;
and they venture to EXPRESS the hope
that many others, who, no doubt, on &C.
count of other business engagements,
have neglected to make settlement, will
do 80 during the coming week by call.
ing upon the treasurer, George D. Har-
ter, Esq, thus saving to those who have
80 freely and generously subscribed, the
annoyance Of having collector call on
them and also saving to the Board the
expense Of sending to them the collect
or. By order Of the Board of Trade. %
W. W. CLARK, Pres.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-10
LUCY BERRY AGATN
Another Murder of Recent Date Laid IN
Her Door.

Ahoiher murder OF Recent Date Laid IN
Her Door.
The readers Of the DEMOCRAT will re-
member the case of Lucy Berry who. a
rev. weeks ago was brought to the coul-
V jail, from MassillOn, charged with
having confessed to completely In the
murder OF man by the name of
watkins at ParkeTsburg, W. Va, several
years ago. She was taken there on a
requlsiti0n Of the Governor. and had a
Nearing, but was acquitted OF the CHARGE
for lacs OF evidence. Lucy It seems has
0sen laying around houses of prostitn-
tlon In that city ever since. On Wednes-
day OF last week Richard Miller. An old
and we'll known me .chant of Lnbech a
VII age about five miles distant from
Parkersburg, went to that CITY for the
purpose OF purchasing goods, having in
his possession at the time he left home,
a considerable sum of money. Since
that time his family and friends have
not heard a word Of his whereabonts
A Parkers6arg dispatch to the Enquirer
,ays: ,... --...... .'---- -
''The Chief Of Police and officers Of tie
city nave been trying toafind some trail
OF MIN: Constable Neal BeckWith learn
'N snog WiAoA NIolG6u u mhlSOn 0o 1Oio,
run by a woman named McAtee. Hsyts.
lled the place, and learned from the Oc-
cnpsEts that the man he was in search
Of had been there last Wednesday night,
but bad left late during the night with
colored man whom the inmates Of the
oagpl0 protessed to be unable to reeOg-
nlze. - RsNrs
Later In the day Bsckwith returned
and found Miller's oVercoat In the same
house: During the evening ,rumOrs have
been flying thick and fast, iirkiIi 4 With
suspicion Of murder and foul pisy the
names OF the McAtee prostitutes and
Lucy Berry, the woman who SO lately
figured In an arrest on, the charge Of
Deing implicated In the murder of wat
klns at Volcano. UptO this time the Of
hcers have made no further discovery.
except that Lucy Berry had disappeared
the same night 1t was believed Miller
visited her. There is quite an excite.
ment over the disappearance Of Miller.
and the opinion of the officers is that be
has been murdered for his money"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-10
1T Is RUFUS BLODGETr
Who VIII Represent New Jersey In the q,
s. Senate.

% 5oHhJds
TRENTON, N. j., March 2--The long
Senatorial fight was ended to-day by the
election Of Rufus BlOdgett, Democrat.
The joint meeting of the Legislature as
sembled at noon to-day, President Fish
In the chair Eighty-One members were
present. Mr.. ThrOckmOrton and Mr..
BedIe, Democrats, moved to take recess
until 4 p. M, and Senator Gardner, Re-
publican, seconded the motion. Senator
Edwards, Democrat, moved to lay the
motion on the table. He said the federal
statutes required ballot daily at noon.
The motion to table was lOst-39 to 43.
The motion for recess was carried-43
to 38.
The Republicans went into caucus and
attempted to agree on a Democrat to
support In the joint meeting at o'clock
with view to beating Governor Albeit.
They experienced difficulty, however, In
getting their men united. An effort was
first made to join the bOlting Democrats
on Bedle, but many Republicans object
ed. The same result attended an effort
to boom Chancellor Runy0n. Rufus
Blodgett's name was then taken under
consideration. Mr.. Blodgett has been
nurturing the Bedle boom and ls Alb.
belts greatest foe on the Democratic
side.
When the legislature recOnVened and
ballot was taken it became evident
that the Republicans had consolidated
on Democrat to defeat Albeit. ALI of
them except two voted for Blodgett,
making 36, and Of the Democrats three
voted for him. A second ballot was or
dered amid much excitement. Before
the result was announced an attempt
was made to stampede the Republicans
In body to Senator Sewell, In the hope
Of carrying enough Democrats to elect
him, but this failed as the Republicans
feared that Governor Albeit would pro
fit by 1t in the confusion. A number of
changes were made and the vote as fin
ally announced stool: Blodgstt AZ, Alb
bett 38, E. Z. Potter 1. BIOdgett was
declared elected amid wild excitement.
Rufus BlOdgett. the new Senator, was
born In Dorcester, N. H., November b,
1884 He was a member of the lower
House of the New Jersey Legislature in
1873 and 1879, representing Ocean
county, where he now resides. He is
identified with the interests of several
railroad companies and has always been
recognized as staunch Democrat. In
the Assembly he was the Democratic
leader. He is fluent speaker and is Of
commanding figure. He was for several
years member Of the Democratic
State Central Committee. He is Super
inte" dent of the New York & Long
Branch railroad.